Factor markets play a big role in how income is spread out in Sweden, but there are still some problems:

1. Labor Market Issues:

   • There are differences in pay because people have different skills and levels of education.
   • Workers with less training are seeing their wages stay the same and not improve.

2. Capital Market Barriers:

   • It’s hard for new business owners to get money, which stops their businesses from growing.
   • A small group of wealthy people hold a lot of the money, making the gap between rich and poor wider.

3. Possible Solutions:

   • Improve education and training programs to help workers learn new skills.
   • Use a fair tax system to help share money more evenly.

In the end, while factor markets can lead to unequal income distribution, taking specific actions can help lessen these issues and encourage a fairer sharing of wealth.